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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
7
A meditation on ideas as enduring and the right way to combat wrong notions. It argues that correct ideas survive through proof and fair treatment, while violence and coercion strengthen false premises.
A vivid tale follows wild geese and a chorus of birds led by Robin as they begin their northward journey before spring fully arrives. Robins in particular pledge early arrival to greet Dolly, with hawks, ravens, eagles and others joining the seasonal exodus.
A playful piece offers dating advice with male and female angles. It advises men to speak plainly yet guard self‑esteem, and to be confident yet unpredictable. It suggests eye contact and reliability, while avoiding overcommitting or uncertain plans.
The essay argues that seeking glory is natural and often beneficial, driving individuals from childhood pride in parental wealth to adult achievement. It notes that fame motivates wars and major works, citing Lincoln and Keats as examples, and concludes ambition can be noble or selfish, yet essential to progress.
The phrases brainstorm and dementia Americana are tied to the Thaw years 1907 and 1908. Brainstorm signified sudden impulsive insanity, while dementia Americana described a kind of righteous frenzy.
The article explains a US superstition that placing an unmarried person between a husband and wife at table "infects" the marriage with magical influence. It treats birth marriage and death as ancient sources of sympathetic magic and classifies the seating superstition as a chance occurrence rather to produce a deliberate outcome.
The 1623 folio of Shake speare marks his first complete works edition and is described as almost priceless, highlighting its historic value and significance in literary history.
The article notes that air washing and cooling units are now widespread in buildings and homes. A unit handling 30,000 cubic feet per hour fits three by five feet, uses a motor-driven fan, water through brick baffles, and pipes to discharge cooled air.
Porfirio Aguirre, archaeologist of the Mexican National Museum, works on a dictionary of the Aztec language. He comes from a village of a thousand inhabitants where Aztec and Mixtec are spoken. The only other comprehensive Aztec dictionary is Remi Simeon’s 1885 Paris volume.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Aromyo Quinine Tablets as a preventive for colds grip and influenza. The box bears the signature of Lk. W Grove and the ad cites the product as a safe and proven remedy.
The report notes that once the officer removes the restraint, individuals rarely resist further and seem to submit. It discusses typical responses to neck restraint during apprehension and emphasizes de escalation.
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